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    η′\eta^\prime photoproduction near threshold

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    In this work, the η′\eta^\prime meson photoproduction near threshold is studied in the quark model framework. A pseudovector effective Lagrangian is introduced for the η′NN\eta^\prime NN coupling and the newly published data from the SAPHIR Collaboration provide good constraints to this parameter. Corrections of order O(1/mq2)O(1/m_q^2) for the electromagnetic interaction vertex are taken into account, which produce corrections of order O(1/mq3)O(1/m_q^3) to the transition amplitude for γp→η′p\gamma p\to \eta^\prime p. Some low-lying resonances, S11(1535)S_{11}(1535), P13(1720)P_{13}(1720), and P13(1900)P_{13}(1900) are found to have significant contributions. A bump structure around Eγ≈E_\gamma\approx 2 GeV is found arising from the n=3n=3 terms in the harmonic oscillator basis. The beam polarization asymmetries are predicted and can be tested against the forthcoming data from GRAAL.Comment: Revtex, 3 eps figures, 1 table; Resubmitted to Phys. Rev.

    Quark model approach to the η\eta meson electroproduction on the proton

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    A recently developed quark model approach to pseudoscalar meson photoproduction is extended to electroproduction process for the η\eta meson in the kinematics of momentum transfer Q2≤Q^2 \leq 4 (GeV/c)2^2 and total center of mass energy W≤W \leq 1.6 GeV. Existing data are well reproduced and the roles of the S11(1535)S_{11}(1535) and D13(1520)D_{13}(1520) resonances are closely investigated. In the study of the longitudinal excitation of the S11(1535)S_{11}(1535) resonance, a reliable constraint on the S11(1535)S_{11}(1535) properties is obtained by cleanly removing the electromagnetic transition from the γ(v)p→S11(1535)→ηp\gamma_{(v)} p \to S_{11}(1535) \to \eta p amplitude. Thus, the fitted quantities can be determined with an uncertainty of about 15%. This could be the first direct constraint on the S11(1535)S_{11}(1535) properties in theory.Comment: 31 pages, 9 figures; Substantially modified version, to appear on Jour. of Phys.
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